Tariq Ali
Articles by tariq ali
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Arts & Culture
A little treatise on theatre
- 04 August 2003
In recent decades, our culture has become increasingly parochial and disengaged, writes Tariq Ali. But never has there been a greater need for provocative political drama
Society
NS Profile - Pakistani dictators
- 03 June 2002
Musharraf swapped his uniform for a turban - the latest in a long line of generals who pretend to be men of the people. Pakistani dictators profiled by Tariq Ali
Kurds are freedom fighters in Iraq, terrorists in Turkey. We're not quite sure about the status of Iranian Kurds
- 14 January 2002
Arts & Culture
No house for Mr Biswas
- 29 October 2001
Michael Jackson has been hailed as the saviour of British television. So what led him to lose confidence in a new adaptation of V S Naipaul? Tariq Ali on Channel 4's descent into the gutter
Politics
The real Muslim extremists
- 01 October 2001
War on Terror: Saudi Arabia - Bin Laden and his gang are just the tentacles; the head lies safely in Saudi Arabia, protected by US forces
Sanctions on Iraq continue to reap a grim harvest. Cook and Hain beware: you might face a war crimes tribunal
- 24 July 2000
Books
The Blair kitsch project
- 17 April 2000
A Century of Labour
Keith Laybourn Sutton Publishing, 224pp, £20
ISBN 0750923059
Leading Labour: from Keir Hardie to Tony Blair
Edited by Kevin Jefferys I B Taurus, 256pp, £24.50
Books
Clear-eyed prophet. The basic ideas of Karl Marx have been ruthlessly parodied and vulgarised. But his critique of capitalism, argues Tariq Ali, has never been more relevant in our debased times
- 20 September 1999
Karl Marx
Francis Wheen Fourth Estate, 432pp, £20
ISBN 1857026373
